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Placental Abruption – Definition, Risk factors, and Management

Placental Abruption – Definition, Risk factors, and Management

by Tinsae Zelalem | Nov 29, 2020 | Disease and Treatment Section, Obstetrics and Gynecology

Placental abruption or abruptio placenta is a detachment of the normally implanted placenta after a period of viability but before the baby is born. The period of viability varies in different countries based on NICU advancement. For instance, the fetus is viable...
Iron Deficiency Anemia – Risk Factors, Symptoms and Treatment

Iron Deficiency Anemia – Risk Factors, Symptoms and Treatment

by Kalkidan Sahle | Nov 28, 2020 | Disease and Treatment Section, Internal Medicine

Anemia is defined as a reduction of the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood as measured by thehematocrit. And the most common type of anemia is iron deficiency anemia. What causes Iron deficiency anemia? Iron deficiency can result from Dietary lack Dietary lack is more...
Placental Abruption – Definition, Risk factors, and Management

Rh Incompatibility – Why & How it Affect Your Pregnancy?

by Tinsae Zelalem | Nov 28, 2020 | Disease and Treatment Section, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics

Rh incompatibility means when a mother with RH negative blood type bears an RH positive baby. And Rh sensitization means when the mother produces an antibody against Rh antigen. Historical background – How Rh antigen Discovered? During 1940 scientists drow blood...
Tooth Decay – What is the science behind it?

Tooth Decay – What is the science behind it?

by Tinsae Zelalem | Nov 17, 2020 | Dental Medicine, Disease and Treatment Section

Tooth decay (Dental caries) is defined as a microbiological disease of the hard structure of teeth, which results in localized demineralization of the inorganic portion and destruction of the organic substances of the tooth. What are the causes of tooth decay? Dental...
Menstrual cycle – what is normal and abnormal?

Menstrual cycle – what is normal and abnormal?

by Tinsae Zelalem | Nov 14, 2020 | Disease and Treatment Section, Obstetrics and Gynecology

The menstrual cycle is a natural phenomenon that results in monthly uterine bleeding in women. And understanding a scientific explanation behind it helps you to know if yours is normal or not. Menus usually start around 10 -16 age ( menarche ) and stop at 45 -55 years...
Heimlich maneuver – What are the steps and its success rate?

Heimlich maneuver – What are the steps and its success rate?

by Tinsae Zelalem | Nov 8, 2020 | Disease and Treatment Section, Emergency Medicine

Heimlich maneuver is a procedure done on someone who is choking. According to the AHA report, the Heimlich maneuver has a success rate of 70 – 86% if done properly. It means if you do the proper Heimlich maneuver, you can save 86% of cases. It doesn’t need...
How to Do Leopold Maneuver? What are the steps?

How to Do Leopold Maneuver? What are the steps?

by Tinsae Zelalem | Nov 5, 2020 | Disease and Treatment Section, Obstetrics and Gynecology

Leopold Maneuver is a physical examination done for pregnant women by doctors and midwives. It helps to identify the lie and the presentation of the baby in the womb. And like any other physical examination, leopold maneuver also starts with an inspection. Inspection...

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